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hi so i have vvs (duh), i've strugged with it my entire life but something that confuses me is that for example , im a huge fan of greys anatomy and watch it all the time. obviously its bloody so i thought i'd have a reaction to it, but i dont at all, unless i'm watching it outside of my home or my bfs home.

it could be that im comfortable so i dont have a reaction, but i'm worried about passing out in public so i have a bigger reaction.

is this normal ? thank you!!

hello, i need some help pls.

so i live in scotland and my bf lives in london, i often come down to visit and stay with him.

almost every time i've come down to visit and stayed in my bfs room i get EXTREMELY itchy eyes. other than a blocked nose RARELY thats pretty much the only symptom i get. of course at this time of year it could simply be hayfever but i've also had this everytime i visit even during winter.

my boyfriend DEEP cleans his room because of this everytime i come to visit and yet the itchy eyes still persist, at one point the last time i visited (around dec/jan) a mole developed under my eye and then went away within a day? but he changes his sheets, pillows, everything, s

hello!! so my razer seiren v3 mic works perfectly fine, i know the top sensor works because it does the double and triple tap functions LOL, its literally just the tap to mute function that doesnt work. this isn't a need, just slightly disappointed :( I'm so sorry if this has been asked or answered i've searched everywhere for answers, so please link me to solutions (even though i've probably tried ;-;) also, i've tried to update the firmware but when i click update within a SECOND it says update failed, no loading bar or anything. i've tried to update it so many times, having literally every application closed and changing where the usb goes in my pc. i'm not the brightest with pc stuffs s

hi so honestly ive been having the worst few weeks of my life and in the uk doctors are impossible to work with and dont really understand what i'm on about sometimes. can anyone please tell me if they faint when they are anxious and tell me their experience with it?

i've been a fainter most of my life but i just thought i was extremely squeamish? because the first time i fainted i was in class and we were talking about something kinda bloody? but as i've grown up i've been fainting at??? anything??? for example i was in getting my eyes checked for new glasses and i?? fainted and then puked ?? all because she put some dye in my eye !!

i've also recently been having panic attacks, weekly

hellooo i'm a bit confused on what i'll be doing for christmas at work, i know managers talk to you about it but sometimes meetings overwhelm me (im autistic) and leave them realising i hardly heard anything they said 😰

i work nights 10 pm to 7 am, friday saturday and sunday. i know boxing day this year is not in my contracted hours so i may not be working it (???), but im confused about christmas eve. since that falls on a sunday. because of this, would i only be working two hours on christmas eve since the shop will be closed on christmas day ? 😭

so sorry if this is a stupid question this is my first ever job ive never dealt w this stuff before LMAO

hello i'm still relatively new to working at tesco on the night shift, and this is my first ever job so of course it's been a bit rough on me. but my managers and leader or something are always kind of mean? and condescending? because i'm still getting the hang of things because no one really taught me. i will admit i am kind of slow at doing everything and i'm not the best, but im getting my stuff done in time i just struggle with certain aisles because i'm a 5'2 weak girl still lol. but i keep getting put on these aisles even though i clearly really struggle with them - and then my leader(?) or manager always somehow manages to get on me about being too slow or not doing things right.

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